*Alt Text [Image/Visual Description]:* The image features a depiction of a scene from the Bhagavad Gita, showing Arjuna in a chariot with Krishna as his charioteer, holding a bow and arrow, with white horses pulling the chariot and a saffron flag flying above. Below the image, a quote reads: "You Did Everything You Could to Make Peace. Now Go, Give Them the War They Want. – Bhagwan Shri Krishna (Bhagavad-Gita)." To the right, text: "Islamic Republic of Pakistan has been on the FATF Grey List for Money Laundering and Terror Finance during 2008-09, 2012-15, and 2018-22. So, against whom was Pakistan's terror financing? Against whom did the Islamic Republic of Pakistan's stated ‘State Policy’ of 'Bleed with Thousand Cuts', ‘Thousand-Year War’, ‘Gazwa-e-Hind’, ‘Nizam-e-Mustafa’, etc. are? When Terrorism becomes the State Policy and all else fails (Restraint, Diplomacy, Sanctions, etc.), then Pre-emptive actions to Counter-Attack and in Right to Self-Defence, becomes an Inevitable Duty to ensure some deterrence! After every terror attack by Pakistan (over a hundred major state-backed terrorist attacks and counting), executing its 'Bleed India with Thousand Cuts' military doctrine, many expect India's response not to “escalate” & act like: 1. Condemn Terrorism; 2. Submit Dossiers and Pass Resolutions; and 3. Criticise at global forums and then move on. BUT there shall be NO Retaliation for Deterrence while the Islamic Republic of Pakistan continue their support for harbouring terrorism and plans for the next 'terrorist attacks' (No, Thank You!). War is a disaster for those who want to frequently disrupt peace, but a means for those who want to achieve lasting peace. Achieving the objective of sustainable peace with those who continuously wage war against you is only plausible through both kinetic and non-kinetic actions. Only if and when Islamic Republic of Pakistan walks the talk on “No To Terrorism” with real actions, then only India shall act on “No To War” (To credit, India engaged in non-escalatory, legitimate, measured, proportionate & targeted Attacks, per its ‘Right To Self-Defence’)."